As we turn the corner into 2023, the emerging landscape for photography seems split between mirrorless maximalism, exemplified in the fourth-quarter releases of the FUJIFILM X-T5 and Hasselblad X2D 100C, and the triumphant resurgence of film that has culminated in Leica's re-release of its iconic M6 and an eleventh-hour announcement of an exploratory film camera project from RICOH Imaging's Pentax brand. It's more than a little strange that only two months earlier, Pentax announced its newest camera, the Pentax KF, a mid-range DSLR.
If this feels like a throwback to the 2010s heyday of DSLR supremacy, well, you wouldn't be wrong―aside from an improved rear LCD screen and an ever-so-slight reduction in weight, the Pentax KF is a retread of 2016's popular K-70 DSLR. The two cameras share the same 24.24MP APS-C CMOS sensor and PRIME MII image processor, the Shake Reduction and Pixel Shift Resolution, the SAFOX X Autofocus System, and the 1080p video capabilities with 4K interval recording. They also share the same battery, with the KF introducing a USB-C connection to the charger. In addition to the new charger, the other major changes are the increased, 1.037M-dot resolution of the vari-angle LCD monitor and several custom image modes for deliberate and evocative tonal and color renderings.
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